Sentence examples for mental thread from inspiring English sources

Since then, Johnson has clung to what Turk-Browne calls "scaffolds": simple structures that help her maintain a mental thread.

"Oh so much mental thread being wound on the most trivial of spools," laments the narrator of More Die of Heartbreak.

Low job control was identified in public health research as an important risk factor for mental health problems (thread 1), and the promotion of autonomy (or high job control) is a common strategy in positive approaches (thread 2).

It also explores, for the first time publicly, the thread of mental illness woven through the seemingly glittering tapestry.

Still, Bruce was deeply affected by his father's paralyzing depressions, and worried that he would not escape the thread of mental instability that ran through his family.

Beset by Noah-like visions of a gathering storm, Shannon's increasingly unbalanced anti-hero, whose family history contains a thread of acknowledged mental illness, becomes obsessed with reinforcing an old storm shelter in which he hopes to hide his family.

In response, Turner wrote a four-part thread explaining why disparaging mental health concerns can be so damaging. .

Investigators also gained insight into the mental state of Marquez from a conversation thread from his Facebook account on 5 November.

Although combining the three threads of the integrated approach could substantially improve mental health outcomes over above what might be achieved by each thread on its own, it is important to acknowledge the potential risks and challenges of adopting this approach.

But efforts by federal prosecutors to prove Mr. Mitchell's competency, legal experts said, could face difficulties because of potentially conflicting threads of argument about his mental state.

The complexity is in the mental challenge, as you grasp at the threads of this tangled web and begin to unweave them without ever being quite sure what's at the centre.